Remove barriers to wound healing. In every sense.

A top priority in treating diabetic foot ulcers is to avoid major amputation. Different treatments are required depending on the wound condition and the extent of the tissue damage.

Wound care nurse Fernanda Cortes from Chile gives a step-by-step explanation of how she treated the stage 3 pressure ulcer of a 60-year-old father.

If not treated correctly, a leg ulcer can become a chronic wound which requires longer healing time and has a tendency to reoccur.

Advanced wound management can avoid foot amputations as shown in the case of Galo, a man who had a complicated diabetic foot plantar ulcer which finally could be healed. ​

Our products are in synergy with T.I.M.E, a global wound care framework used to implement appropriate care plans and promote wound healing.

Sixteen different individual case studies were carried out to evaluate the efficacy of Prontosan^® together with the use of Askina^® Calgitrol, when used on infected wounds.